akelarre

Basque

Etymology

aker (“he-goat”) +‎ larre (“meadow”)

Pronunciation
  • Audio(file)
  • IPA(key): /akelare/, [a.ke̞.la.re̞]

Noun

akelarre inan

  1. a nocturnal group of witches and the devil; a coven
  2. a Basque celebration of witches
  3. a noisy gathering

Declension
Declension of akelarre (inanimate, ending in vowel)
indefinite singular plural
absolutive akelarre akelarrea akelarreak
ergative akelarrek akelarreak akelarreek
dative akelarreri akelarreari akelarreei
genitive akelarreren akelarrearen akelarreen
comitative akelarrerekin akelarrearekin akelarreekin
causative akelarrerengatik akelarrearengatik akelarreengatik
benefactive akelarrerentzat akelarrearentzat akelarreentzat
instrumental akelarrez akelarreaz akelarreez
inessive akelarretan akelarrean akelarreetan
locative akelarretako akelarreko akelarreetako
allative akelarretara akelarrera akelarreetara
terminative akelarretaraino akelarreraino akelarreetaraino
directive akelarretarantz akelarrerantz akelarreetarantz
destinative akelarretarako akelarrerako akelarreetarako
ablative akelarretatik akelarretik akelarreetatik
partitive akelarrerik — —
prolative akelarretzat — —

Descendants
  • → Spanish: aquelarre

Further reading
  • "akelarre" in Euskaltzaindiaren Hiztegia [Dictionary of the Basque Academy], euskaltzaindia.eus

Spanish

Noun

akelarre m (plural akelarres)

  1. Alternative spelling of aquelarre
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